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Description
This solid teak 3.0mt oval table uses a hidden leaf in the centre to extend it from 2.1mt. Simply slide apart the two end pieces of the table to reveal the centre leaf, it can then be opened into position and firmly locked in place. This design is perfect for larger families or when guests arrive unexpectedly and is ideal for eating al fresco.
Click HERE for photos showing how the table extends.
This table comes complete with 8 Curved back stacking chairs, if you would like to add extra chairs click HERE.
| This 9 piece set compromises of: | |
1 x |
Teak oval table 3.0mt (extends from 2.1mt) |
| 8 x | Teak curved back stacking chairs |
Specification
TABLE SPECIFICATION: Length open 300 cm 118 inch Length closed 240 cm 94 inch Height 75 cm 29 inch Width 120 cm 48 inch Thickness 3 cm 1¼ inch Parasol hole 5 cm 2 inch Table weight 53 kilos 116 lbs CHAIR SPECIFICATION: Height 95 cm 37 inch Width 65 cm 25 inch Depth 49 cm 19 inch Seat width 50 cm 20 inch Seat depth 46 cm 18 inch Chair weight n/a n/a
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